State
Asks
For
Fo,
Death
ON
HEALTH
INSURANCE
i
1
a.
VICTORIA,
March
17:
(CP)
-Decision
to
proceed
with
the
BTcrnment's
health
insurance
t
bfu
was
made
lastnlghr
low
lowing
a
caucus
of
Liberal
members
of
the
Legislature.
The
bill
will
probably
be
lntro-
duccd
tomorrow.
INSTATE
OFALARM
Spanish
Leaders
Strive
to
Itcstore
Order
in
Troublous
European
Country
MADRID,
Spain,
March
17:
(CP)
-Appeals
and
ultimatums
for
a
cessation
of
Socialist
rioting,
which
Ms
resulted
in
slayines
and
sabo
tye
on
an
extensive
scale
since
'he
recent
general
elections
with
their
Leftist
swing,
having
gone
un-
neeaea,
President
Zamara
last
light
declared
a
thlrtv-riav
state
of
alarm
throughout
the
country.
Za-mora.
hose
own
'estate
was
at
tacked
by
mobs
yesterday,
announced
that
he
himself
was
prc-
vma
to
resign
as
soon
as
practlc
able.
Manuel
Arana,
Socialist
leader,
w
promised
to
establish
socialism
""OUghout
Rnnln
wIMmnt
J
violence.
However,
he
himself
nas
had
difficulty
with
his
follow-
tr
whom
he
has
vainly
ordered
to
an
demonstrations.
Military
wncQ
to
take
matters
In'n
their
n
hands
unless
the
government
"j
ieas
w
the
endeavor
to
restore
ordr
to
the
nation
paying
0f
antl-Soctalists
has
mo?
?!ncral
for
some
timc'
sbc
ore
being
reported
yesterday
with
hT!!U3
lnjurlcs-
May
churches
oth
othl
,
"
flrcd
and
there
has
been
destruction.
Penalty
url"
Trial
of
David
A.
Lamson
At
aai
Jose
Is
Nearing
End
SAN
Jdsp
r...
T...
.
:
.
concluded
Its
case
yesterday
thc
fourth
trial
of
David
A.
Lam-
ftttcbti
mCr
stan'"i
University
ot
m
,
;,chargcd
with
the
murder
fctaiio
.
'
and
askcd
the
death
'
or
cold-blooded
murder."
would
be
contrary
to
my
own
views,
principles
.and
actions.
brought
about
by
political
action
supported
by
the
majority
of
the
people.
Flight
to
Russia
Is
Pangborn
Plan
Famous
hound
the
World
Flier
Obtains
Ship
at
Cost
of
$15,000
For
Non-stop
Trip
NEW
YORK.
March
17:
Clyde
Pangborn,
noted
round
the
world
flier,
announced
plans
last
night
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Today's
Weather
tomorrow
s
i
ides
She
Wmln
rrincc
Rupert
Overcast,
light
High
9:14
a.m.
17.9,
ft.
southeast
wind;
baiometer,
29.21,
22:30
p.m.
17.0
ft.
temperature,
41;
sea
choppy.
Low
2:46
a.m.
10.2
ft.
15:54
p.m.
5.9
ft.
a.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
5
XXV.,
No.
05.
Vol.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,;
TUESDAY,
MARCH
17,
1936
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Adolf
Hitler
Has
Accepted
Invitation
HAROLD
WINCH
DESERTS
LEADER
Possibilities
of
Settlement
Of
Fiery
Left
Wingtr
Of
C.C.F.
Fails
to
Agree
On
Philosophy
of
Party
Resigns
as
Whip
of
Opposition
Following
Conflict
of
Views
Between
His
Father
and
Rev.
Robert
Connell
on
Objectives
Of
Communism
and
Socialism
PROPOSAL
OF
PREMIER
KING
WOULD
ENLARGE
PROVINCE
TAX
POWER
Indirect
Imposts
on
Certain
Things
Would
be
Provided
For
Dominion
Would
Also
Have
Power
To
Guarantee
Debts
OTTAWA,
March
17:
(CP)-Enlargement
of
the
pro
jvmcial
field
of
taxation
by
amendment
to!
the
British
European
situation
stni
critical
North
America
Act
IS
nrovided
for
in
a
rpsnlntinn
nnriw
As
Germany
and
France
Con-
'
J
1
t
it
-
.
.
VICTORIA,
March
17:
(CP)-Harold
Winch,
fierv
left
WPn
n.tne
order
paper
ot
the
House
of
Corn-winger,
resigned
yesterday
as
whip
of
the
Co-operative
0"
ftd,f
T
?.e
resolu.tlon
would
amend
he
constitution
Commonwealth
Federation
Opposition
in
the
Legislature
fJlST
?nces
ihe
"ght
to
P
direct
as
a
result
of
differences
of
opinion
with
his
leader,
Rev.
'certain
stiDuiated
mines.
An
Robert
Connell,
over
political
philosophy
of
the
party.
"To
'amendment
would
also
give
the
Continue
in
the
position
Of
Whip,"
Winch
Wrote
in
his
let-1
Dominion
power
to
guarantee
the
LIBERAL
CAUCUS
AQREES
T?
ter
of
resignation"
would
be
ln-r
aeois
ot
provinces.
terpreted
as
quiet
acquiescence
Tne
resolution,
placed
on
the
In
the
views
of
my
leader
and
.order
paper
in
the
name
of
Premier
V.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
asks
the
House
to
approve
the
sending
of
Jack
Price,
C.
C.
F.
member
fori"an
humble
address
to
His
Most
Vancouver
East,
was
chosen
to
j
Excellent
Majesty
the
King,"
em-
succeed
Winch
as
whip.
E
E.
winch,
C.
C.
P.
member
for
Burnaby
and
father
of
Harold
Winch,
had
previously
stated
that
there
were
no
fundamental
differences
between
the
objectives
bf
communism
and
socialism.
Mr.
Connell
took
exception
to
this
view,
stating
that
communism
believed
there
could
be
no
cooperative
commonwealth
'.
without
revolution
of
violence
which
would
establish
a
dictatorship
o!
the
proletariat
while
the
C.C.F.
relieved
that
the
social
and
econ
omic
transformation
could
b
bodying
the
proposals.
Such
an
amendment
would
necessitate
Im
perial
sanction
JAFSIE
IS
N0WH0ME
Questions
to
be
Put
to
Dr.
J.
F.
(Jafsle)
Condon
in
Regard
To
Llndbergh-Hauptmann
Case
NEW
YORK.
March
17:
Dr.
J.
F.
(Jafsle)
Condon,
Intermedia:
-In
the
Lindbergh
kidnapping
case,
is
to
land
here
today
following
an
extended
vacation
trip
to
Panama.
Representatives
of
David
WI1--entz,
attorney
general
of
New
Jersey,
are
to
contact
Condon
seek
Ing
answers
to
certain
questions
in
regard
to
his
evidence
at
the
trial
which
resulted
In
the
conviction
of
Bruno
Richard
Unless
Important
new
evidence
I
Is
forthcoming
through
Dr.
Con-j
don,
Governor
Harold
Hoffman
of
New
Jersey
has
Intimated
thaT.
there
will
be
no
further
reprieve
for
Hauptmann
who
Is
scheduled.
for
a
projected
non-stop
flight
to
I
to
gQ
the
electrlc
cnalr
tne
Moscow,
m
a
cost
oi
w,uuu
..u
k
after
next
has
obtained
a
new
plane
which'
has
sixty
hours
range
and
a
speed
p
i
c
of
125
miles
per
hour.
MOCKS
AlP
MeaflV
Charlie
Chaplin
To
Marry
in
Singapore?
IteporLs
Current
That
Screen
Actor
Will
Marry
IVuilcttc
Goddard
Today
SINOAPORE,
March
17:
Reports
arc
current
here
that
Charlie
Chaplin,
screen
comedian,
and
Paulette
Ooddard,
may
marry
here
following
their
arrival
today
froni
Manila.
It
is
said
they
plan
to
take
a
plane
from
here
for
the
East
Indies
to
spend
their
honey
moon.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Snowing,
calm,
31.
Anyox-Cloudy,
calm.
35.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
31.
Hazelton-Cloudy,
calm,
34.
Smlthcrs-:loudy,
calm,
cool.
Burns
Lake
Bright,
calm,
25.
POUND
IN
MONTREAL
MOrHTlEAU
"March
17:
CP)
The
British
pound
sterling
war
quoted
at
$4.97
21-32
on
the
Mon
treal
exchange
market
today.
J
day
In
Trading
at
New
York
UOOF
OF
DIG
ARENA
AT
FORT
ERIK
DROPS
FORT
ERIE,
Ont.,
March
17:
(CP)
The
roof
of
the
Peace
Bridge
Arena
collapsed
today.
Huge
steel
girders
dropped
70
feet
to
the
ice
surface
of
the
skating
rink.
No
one
was
hurt.
The
Peace-
Bridge
Arena
for
.
years'
has
been
well
known
as
a
training
venue
for
National
Hockey
League
players.
.
REFUNDING
To
Convert
All
Alberta's
Debt
To
Two
and
Three-Quarters
Or
Three
Percent
Interest
EDMONTONVMarc
h
17
r
(CP)
J'iSjn'eri.iVHHam.Aberhart
an
nounced
in
"the
Alberta
Legis-,
lature
yesterday
that
legislation
would
be
introduced
by
the
government
within
the
next
ten
days
to
refund
the
entire
$160,000,000
debt
of
the
province
of
Alberta
on
the
basis
of
two
and
three-quarters
or
three
percent
interest
rates.
He
estimated
that
there
would
be
a
saving
to
the'
treasury,
as
a
result,
of
some
$7,000
per
day.
OTTAWA
IS
HELPING
OTTAWA.
March
17:
(CP)
Hon
.Charles
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
finance,
yesterday
announced
that
a
loan
of
$1,000,000
to
the
Province
of
Alberta
which
was
granted
to
assist
it
in
meeting
bonded
indebtedness
would
be
extended
for
another
year.
TISDALL
IS
DEAD
Of
This
Province
European
Crisis
Are
Wide
Open,
it
is
Officially
Felt
SHOWDOWN
General
von
Ribbentrop,
Reichsfuehrer's
Right.
Hand
Man
in
Diplomacy,
to
Meet
League
CaP
r7rfcr'nrrrrv
ECTED
Council
in
Discussion
of
Situation
Fol-
.
lowing
Rhineland
Re-occupation
tinue
Firm
in
Attitude
Vote
Demanded
Great
Britain
Continues
Concilia
tory
Efforts
Fiandin
Threatens
To
Mobilize
Pact
and
her
remilitarization
ot
the
Rhineland.
At
a
meeting
ol
"the
League
of
Natloits-
council
last
night,
France
and
Belgium
presented
a
resolution
'demanding
hat
Germany
be
condemned
as
a
violator
of
tl)e
Locarno
Pact
In
re-occuDvins
tne
Knineiana.
Tft'irs
council
will
meet
again
today
to
consider
the
resolution,
acceptance
of
which
would
oblige
Great
Britain
and
Italy,
under
the
pact.
to
give
assistance
to
France
anr
Belgium
against
Germany.
Like
Germany,
neither
France
or
Be)
jglum,
as
being
Interested
partle
may
vote'
on
the
resolution,
j
Incensed
at
Relchsfuehrer
Art
olph
Hitler's
reiterated
refusal
tc
'
withdraw
his
troops
from
the
Rhineland
and
at
Great
Britain'
'attitude
of
sympathy
and
com
promise
with
Germany,
Plen
i
Fiandin,
French
foreign
mlnistei
;
threatened
early
today
that
h
would
return
to
Paris
and
moW
ize
the
French
army.
Fiandin'
attitude
presents
the
posslblllt;
of
a
new
crisis
being
precipitate.'
but
it
is
not
believed
he
will
dt
anything
until
after
today's
sea
slon.
Deputy
Mayor
of
Vancouver
Was
Great
Britain
has
offered
For
Years
Prominent
In
Affairs
France
new
military
assistance
as-
VANCOUVER,
March
17:
(CP)
tne
basis
of
tne
German
peacft
Aid.
Charles
Edward
Tlsdall,
deputy
"er.
I-
PlL
MLI-
mayor
of
Vancouver,
died
today
at
Oermany
showed
a
more
conch-
M
UOtnam
lYlarKet'the
age
of
sixty-nine
years.
He
took
latorX
attitude
yesterday
when
ex-
ill
last
Wednesday
with
influenza
planatlon
was
made
through
dlp-
lomauc
cnanneis
mat
sne
was
noi
and
pneumonia
developed.
,,,
r.
,..Pr.,P.,
vfrr
Little
Changes
Kecordcd
cstcr-
.....
.:,
inslstlnff
on
"immediate"
cons
d-
of
Vancouver.
For
years
he
was
a
eratlon,
ot
er
Pea
proposals
but
that
be
considered
"as
mnmhpr
nf
fhn
t-ai.iot.,f
nnH
they
soon
NEW
YORK,
March
17:Sto
.
.
.,..
as
possible
without
undue
delay."
priced
held
fairly
steady
with
"mn
not
"essarijy
in-changc
m
-1015
In
the
Bowser
sovexnment.
on
the
New
York
market,
..
oc
.
.
,,
sist
that
the
peace
proposals
and
yesterday.
Closing
averages
were:
I
-
"'
the
military
reoccupatlon
of
the
Industrials.
153.25,
off
.82;
Tails,
I
"
r
jr
Rhineland
be
considered
slmul
4tf.75,
off
38:
utilities,.
32.01,
up
;
r"i
"
.
.
7...
.
""uu"
.17;
bonds,
101.85,
up
.04.
couver
after
they
went
Into
rc-
LONDON,
March
17:
(CP)-Reichsfuehrer
Adolf
Hitler
today
accepted
an
invitation
of
the
council
of
the
I
League
of
Nations
to
discuss
the
international
crisis
brought
about
by
his
placing
the
German
armies
back
in
the
Rhineland.
The
secretariat
of
the
League
received
a
telegram
from
the
German
government
announcing
that
General
Joachim
von
Rlbbentrop.
'
Hitler's
right
hand
diplomat,
would
represent
Germany
at
the
council
table.
Hitler's
answer
to
the
League
in-
LONDON,
March
17:
(CP)
Aj
vltation
came
In
the
midst
of
grave
hnv'down
Is
due
today
In
the
,
negotiations.
European
crisis
following
Ger
Great
Britain,
which
seeks
to
many's
renunciation
of
the
Treaty
of
Versailles
and
the
Locarno
study
Hitler's
proposals
for
peace.
League
on
account
of
her
military
-e-occupatlon
of
the
Rhineland.
Great
Britain
was
reported
with
out
confirmation
to
have
proposed
t
reinforced
Locarno
Pact
with
Germany
participating
under
framework
of
the
League
of
Nations.
The
reply
from
Germany
came
Iramatlcally
as
delegates
had
Just
'eft
a
secret
session
of
the
council
'n
St.
James
Palace.
As
soon
as
It
was
delivered,
the
delegates
immediately
resumed
their
meeting.
Authoritative
sources
said
that
Hitler's
reply
had
opened
wide
new
nosslbllities
for
solution
of
the
European
crisis.
Litvinoff
Attacks
Hitler
Foreign
Commissar
Maxim.
Litvinoff
of
Russia
attacked
Relchsfuehrer
Hitler
violently
in
a
speech
before
the
League
of
Nations
council
tonight.
1GE
MOVES
OUT;
WATER
DOWN
taneously
The
intent
of
Oer-
WQ
U0yS
AlTCSted
many's
original
note
in
this
re-i
gard,
It
was
suggested,
had
possi-
Born
in
Birmingham.'
England,
Urpat
...
nnpintpf,
0e-
Mr.
TISdall
caniO
to
VJlnCOUVCr
111
,nnv.e
pvnlanatlnn
anrt
In
A
tin..
888.
He
was
engaged
In
,
the
sport-
dlspatchcd
tast
nlgnt
over
the
Ing
goods
business.
He
was
a
former
signature
of
CapU
Anthony
Eden.
Masonic
Grand
Master
of
British
Drltlsh
rorclgn
secretary,
again
Columbia.
i
asked
Oermany
to
be
represented
.
&t
t,ne
mccting
of
the
League
St.
Patrick
Order
council
today.
7s
is
CnntorrnA
onrerrea
By
Rv
I
After
dellverlS
another
fiery
speech
before
a
wlldly
enthuslastlc
LdWard
on
York
multitude
at'
Frankfort,
Relchv
I
fuehrer
Hitler
sped
back
to
Berlin
LONDON,
March
17:
(CP)
The
last
night
to
consider
Germany's
Most
Illustrious
Order
of,
St.
Pat-reply
to
the
invitation
to
be
rcp-rlck
was
conferred
upon
his
brother,
I
resented
at
London.
It
was
intlm-
the
Duke
of
York,
by
King
Edward
ated
that
he
would
probably
ac-
VIII.
kept.
In
Burglary
Case
Goods
Taken
From
Tom
Hal-llnger's
Store
on
Sunday
Night
Recovered
Two
boys
of
Juvenile
age
were
placed
under
.arrest
yesterday
af
ternoon
In
connection
with
the
burglary
the
night
before
last
of
Thomas
Ballingcr's
store
on
Third
Avenue.
The
gods
taken,
including
two
watches,
a
22-callbre
rifle
with
ammunition
and
ever-
PEACE
ANSWERS
OF
ITALY-ETHIOPIA
TO
COME
UP
WEDNESDAY
4
GENEVA,
March
17:
The
Italo-Ethlopian
conflict,
com-
had
differed
with
France
which
U
pletely
eclipsed
during
the
was
insisting
mat
uermany
De
,
past
week
by
the
situation
tol-
hranriprf
n
t.rpntv
violator
hv
tVipl
lowing
Germany
re-occupa-
tlori
of
the
Rhineland
with
Its.
military
forces,
will
be
In
the
limelight
again
tomorrow
when
the
League
of
Nations
committee
of
thirteen
Is
to
meet
to
consider
the
answers
of
Italy
and
Ethiopia
to
peace
proposals.
Another
Italian,
vie-
tory
on
the
northern
front
was
h
claimed
yesterday.
)-
STRIKE
IS
UNSETTLED
Alleged
Lock-out
of
Union
Leaden
Results
in
New
Tie-up
Of
New
York
Buildings
NEW
YORK,
March
17:
(CP
The
building
service
workers'
strike
In
New
York
is
not
settle-!
after
all.
Although
an
agreement
was
reached
between
employers
and
union
leaders
on
Sunday
and
the
urnrb-prc
rpnnrtpH
h;inlr
tn
thp!
surances
in
case
of
aggression
by
Flood
Conditions
Relieved
In
Sew'.obs
yesterday,
it
was
stated
last
Germany
If
she
will
negotiate
on,
England
After
Dad
Week
n,ht
that
snmp
1M0
whn
nat.
!
taken
a
leading
part
In
the
strike
BOSTON,
March
17:-Ice
broke
,nad
locked
out
Flve
tnous.
loose
In
many
New
England
rivers
and
oI
the
workers
thereupon
and
streams
yesterday,
marking
a
walked
out
again
In
sympathy,
start
of
the
end
of
winter
and
en-
.
abllng
flood
waters,
which
have
Inundated
much
of
the
country
during
the
past
week,
causing
millions
of
dollars
damage
as
well
as
some
loss
of
life,
to
commence
running
off,
The
situation
is
now
much
relieved.
j
1
SINGAPORE
IMPORTANCE
Admiral
Sir
Roger
Kcyes
Sajs
There
Should
be
Big
Base
There
LONDON,
March
17:
(CP)
In
a
concise
speech
before
the
Parlla-'
mentary
naval
committee
yesterday,
Admiral
Sir
Roger
Kcyes
stressed
the
importance
of-
a
pov
erful
naval
base
being
established
'
at-
Singapore.
Lincoln
Ellsworth
And
His
Wife
Now
Enroute
to
'Frisco
HONOLULU,
March
17:
Lincoln
Ellsworth,
South
Polar
flier,
and
sharp
pencil,
were
recovered.
The.
his
wfe
were
re-unlted
here
yes-boys
will
be
tried
after
fi
com-
terday
following
the
explorer's
ar-mtssion
has
been
received
for
an
'rival
from
New
Zealand
and
left
acting
juvenile
court
Judge.
later
for
San
Francisco.